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... THE WEST INDIES. It will no doubt be In the recollection of some of our readers that, a few weeks since ' we announced that a Courtmartial had been ordered by the authorities of Jamaica, to be held on Capt. John M'Causland, commander of his Majesty's ...
... WEST INDIES. We have accounts from Jamaica to the 14th ult. The fol- lowing is the substance of a proclamation issued to the appren- tices The Governor informs them that in a few days more they will become free, the Legislature of the Island having re- ...
... WEST INDIES. The following extract of a letter from Jamaica, dated No- vember 17, 1835, conveys rather unpleasant intelligence The special magistrates from.England are so harrassed by endless correspondence and business, not strictly within their province ...
... WEST INDIES. Jamaica papers to the 8th February have arrived. The following is an extract from the Kingston Chronicle: — a gentleman lately arrived at this port from Cuba we regret to learn the tidtnes of an insurrection among the negroes of that island ...
... WEST INDIES. The accounts from the West Indies have hitherto been very favourable as to the progress of the Abolition till this morning; but letters from St. Kitts, of 16th July, state se- rious disturbances, the Negroes refusing to work the eause was ...
... WEST INDIES. It is our first duty this day to announce that weôave it from undoubted authority that no order recalling his Excellency the Governor has been received by this packet. But his Excellency has been required by his Government to call the Assembly ...
... WEST INDIES. The following is extracted from the Guiana Chronicle of the 14th August :—The accounts from the Essequibo por- tion of the colony continue as gloomy as ever. The return of the steam-boat which conveyed his Excellency and the grenadier company ...
... WEST INDIES We have received Jamaica Papers to the 15th of Decem- ber inclusive, when the colony was tranquil though the same complaints of untractable negroes, idle apprentices, and loss of crops, that we have heard ever since the abolition measure passed ...
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... VES'1' INDIES. ?? ?? Vo ft Ind 'The recent accoutIIS fhom the West Indies are mo-t I isticesting tand impljtant. in the island of Nevis, the legislatiure hladS reonlved, by a mtajority of 17 It) 4, p TIh'lalt the ?? ol/ 'l stice-it) int thit island, shall ...
... WEST INDIES POLICY OF THE PLANTERS.—T)P ...
... SLAVERY IN TIIE WEST INDIES. . iL.A , ItII J1 III r, Jf , ?? I ie At a time when such eloquent efforts are made to revive this subject, it may relieve the mind from the t host of conflicting interests that surround it in this I se country, to turn to ...